TheChicago Film Critics Association Award for Best Screenplay was an annual award given by theChicago Film Critics Association.

• 1990:Goodfellas –Nicholas Pileggi andMartin Scorsese
• 1993:Schindler's List –Steven Zaillian
• 1994:Pulp Fiction –Roger Avary andQuentin Tarantino
• 1995:The Usual Suspects –Christopher McQuarrie
• 1996:Fargo –Joel Coen and Ethan Coen
• 1997:L.A. Confidential –Curtis Hanson andBrian Helgeland
• 1998:Shakespeare in Love –Marc Norman andTom Stoppard
  • Bulworth –Warren Beatty andJeremy Pikser
  • Happiness –Todd Solondz
  • A Simple Plan –Scott Smith
  • The Truman Show –Andrew Niccol
• 1999:Being John Malkovich –Charlie Kaufman
  • American Beauty –Alan Ball
  • Magnolia –Paul Thomas Anderson
  • The Sixth Sense –M. Night Shyamalan
  • Topsy-Turvy –Mike Leigh

• 2000:Almost Famous –Cameron Crowe
  • State and Main –David Mamet
  • Traffic –Stephen Gaghan
  • Wonder Boys –Steve Kloves
  • You Can Count on Me –Kenneth Lonergan
• 2001:Memento –Christopher Nolan
  • A Beautiful Mind –Akiva Goldsman
  • Ghost World –Daniel Clowes andTerry Zwigoff
  • Gosford Park –Julian Fellowes
  • The Royal Tenenbaums –Wes Anderson andOwen Wilson
• 2002:Adaptation. –Charlie and Donald Kaufman
  • About a Boy –Peter Hedges,Chris Weitz, andPaul Weitz
  • About Schmidt –Alexander Payne andJim Taylor
  • Far from Heaven –Todd Haynes
  • Punch-Drunk Love –Paul Thomas Anderson
• 2003:Lost in Translation –Sofia Coppola
• 2004:Sideways –Alexander Payne andJim Taylor
• 2005:Crash –Paul Haggis andBobby Moresco
  • Brokeback Mountain –Larry McMurtry andDiana Ossana
  • Capote –Dan Futterman
  • Good Night, and Good Luck. –George Clooney andGrant Heslov
  • A History of Violence –Josh Olson

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